From Hokkaido to the world.
"Craftsmanship" that can only be found here.
HAKODATE DOCK
News
On Tuesday, December 12th, a Shinto priest conducted a deity enshrinement ceremony on board "Centurion Buyo," the 10th 40,000 DWT bulk carrier built by our company for Moon Rise Shipping Co., SA, and the ship was then handed over to the customer.
News
In the past, we have sent out New Year's cards as a greeting at the beginning of the year, but as part of our efforts to be more conscious of the current social situation and the environment, we have decided to refrain from sending New Year's postcards from 2025.
We kindly ask for your understanding.
We will be holding a launching ceremony for our new ship, No. 922, at our Hakodate Shipyard.
The launching ceremony is open to the public, so please come along (free admission).
Date and time: November 2024, 11, 12:11 Launching ceremony begins
(General admission starts at 10:30)
Please note that there is no parking lot for visitors.
On the following dates, we will be blowing train whistles and horns from within the company (Wharf 5).
Please be careful of loud noises.
Thursday, September 2024, 11 7:9-00:11 About 70 times
Friday, November 2024, 11 8:9-00:11 About 70 times
Please note that events may be canceled or changed depending on the situation.
About Hakodate Dock
We have been selected as one of the 'Top 100 Companies Representing Hokkaido' by the web media 'Made in Local,' which supports local businesses and promotes their charm and uniqueness.
Business Introduction
New shipbuilding business
We build many excellent ships, including our main product, the bulk carrier HIGH BULK40E.
Ship repair business
Based on traditional techniques and a wealth of experience, we maintain and repair self defense ships, passenger ships, cargo ships, government ships, etc., and have earned a high reputation and trust.
Steel structure machinery business
In Muroran, Hokkaido's proud industrial city, we manufacture bridges and steel structural machinery by leveraging our track record, experience, and technical capabilities.
High Bulk 40E/40SE
The HIGH BULK 4E, a bulk carrier with a capacity of 40DWT, was jointly developed with Namura Shipbuilding Co., Ltd., a group company, and features a wide and shallow draft that allows it to access various ports around the world. It also has excellent seaworthiness, energy saving and fuel efficiency, and has been well received by ship owners both domestically and internationally, and has received numerous orders. We have also developed a new series, “HIGH BULK 40SE,'' which has significantly improved energy-saving performance, environmental performance, and propulsion performance.
HIGH BULK 40E = 40,000DWT Type Handy size log/bulk carrier Innovated by NAMURA(GN) and HAKODATE
Interview
HULL CONSTRUCTION SECTION MEMBER
Mr. T.K.
I feel a great sense of accomplishment when I see blocks being put together from nothing to a large ship.
TK-san
Hull Section Outside Business Staff
1. Please tell us about your current job and responsibilities.
When installing a hull block, I am in charge of ``positioning,'' cutting and joining parts to make fine adjustments to match the size of the ship.
2. What do you find most rewarding about your work?
I feel a great sense of accomplishment when I see blocks being put together from nothing to a large ship.
Also, being recognized for my work skills and being entrusted with a job is also motivating.
3.What kind of experience or learning did you have at this company? Also, is there anything you would like to improve your skills in the future?
I lost weight because my job requires physical movement (lol)
While I was working on gas pipe cutting, I noticed that my senior's cutting surfaces were precise and smooth and he carried out the task without any interruptions. This made me realize the significance of maintaining the correct posture while cutting in order to avoid hand fatigue and shakiness. I am keen to continue learning these techniques to improve my skills further.
4. Do you have any advice for juniors joining the company in terms of preparation before joining the company?
As long as you can greet them cheerfully, you'll be fine. Is it cute to be a little cheeky? (lol)
5.What do you do on your days off?
I enjoy fishing during my days off, particularly for yellowtail and flounder.
MACHINERY DESIGN SECTION CHIEF
Mr. A.S.
It's exciting to see something we design on a flat surface come together in real life, and it's rewarding to see customers and on-site crews happy when the drawings we draw are easy to see.
Mr. A.S.
MACHINERY DESIGN SECTION CHIEF
1. Please tell us about your current job and responsibilities.
I am designing a ship's engine room. As a section chief, I review staff drawings and prepare materials for business negotiations with clients (ship owners).
2. What do you find most rewarding about your work?
It's exciting to see something we design on a flat surface come together in real life, and it's rewarding to see customers and on-site crews happy when the drawings we draw are easy to see.
3. What kind of experience or learning did you have at this company? Also, is there anything you would like to improve your skills in the future?
After receiving advice from my seniors, I was able to create a drawing and visualize how it would be attached to the ship.
It may not be about improving your skills, but carbon neutrality has been emphasized in recent years, and future engines will also be compatible with such things, so I want to be sensitive to the latest knowledge.
4. Do you have any advice for juniors joining the company in terms of preparation before joining the company?
The first thing to do is to be able to greet people well. Unlike studying at school, you ask lots of questions and learn how to do things and gain knowledge, and I think it's important to say "thank you" to your seniors in order to build good relationships.
5. What do you do on your days off?
I have a daughter who is now 2 years old. So cute!
I spend my days off walking around Goryokaku Park with my daughter and two dogs. When I was single, I never took a walk in the park, but now, I am surrounded by machinery and iron at work, and I spend with my daughter relaxing in nature during my weekends (lol).
HULL REPAIR DIVISION STAFF
Mr. M.I.
I believe that by looking at a single item or task from various perspectives, you will not only be able to communicate and work better, but also learn a lot more and enjoy my work.
Mr. M.I.
HULL REPAIR DIVISION STAFF
1. Please tell us about your current job and responsibilities.
As the person in charge of hull construction for a repaired ship, I listen to crews' and ship owners' construction requests, manage construction details and schedules, supervise on-site workers, and arrange necessary supplies.
2. What do you find most rewarding about your work?
When I handed over the ship I was responsible for to the shipowner, they expressed gratitude and asked if I could take over again.
3. What kind of experience or learning did you have at this company? Also, is there anything you would like to improve your skills in the future?
I studied about ships in university, but I discovered there were many aspects of the field that I was unaware of. Through my experiences, I learned the importance of being able to learn and adapt quickly, especially when working on something with which I have limited prior knowledge.
I would like to obtain more qualifications that I can utilize and proceed with my work smoothly.
4. Do you have any advice for juniors joining the company in terms of preparation before joining the company?
I believe that by looking at a single item or task from various perspectives, you will not only be able to communicate and work better, but also learn a lot more and enjoy my work.
5. What do you do on your days off?
I either play games or watch videos at home, or I often drive around on my motercycle or car. I recently bought a new motercylce, so I'm looking forward to spring.
Hakodate Dock's achievements
Large project track record
Start a business
Number of ships built
Young power that connects to the future
We inherit technology and tradition, continue to evolve with the changing times, and contribute to the local community as a shipyard in the port city of Hakodate.
Would you like to work with us?
